(NE)DOSLEDNI (INTER)NACIONALIZAM: KOMUNISTIČKA PARTIJA JUGOSLAVIJE I NACIONALNE MANJINE 1941–1948.
(IN)CONSEQUENT (INTER)NATIONALISM: THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF YUGOSLAVIA AND NATIONAL MINORITIES, 1941–1948

Author(s): Zoran Janjetović
Subject(s): History, Post-War period (1950 - 1989), History of Communism, Inter-Ethnic Relations, Ethnic Minorities Studies
Published by: Institut za noviju istoriju Srbije
Keywords: Communist Party of Yugoslavia; national minorities; Yugoslavia; national question
Summary/Abstract: The paper analyzes the policy of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia toward national minorities from the beginning of the revolution until Yugoslavia’s breach with Stalin. During that period the CPY conquered power, grew in numbers and laid down the foundations of the new socio-political system. Concomitantly with recruitment of new members from among other nationalities, the effort was made to integrate national minorities too, whereas the resolution of the national question was transformed from a tactical tool into one of the pillars of the state policy. The paper is based on relevant archival sources and literature.

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